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And eyelids heavy with sleep,
He sits In his busted three.legged chair
And lonely watch doth keep;
And his face lights up with smile
As he hears the noontide chimes,
And he looks at the shreds which are all thai
Is left
OF the Independent Times.
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His ink is mouldy and dry,
His pencils are gone with Old Grimes,
And all he's got is an old paste.pot
And the Independent. Times.
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EINAL SE"TTLEM ENT.-EsTATE OF
T. CHARLES GIRARDKLLY, DEC D.-Notice is hereby
given to all persons interested In said estate that the
Executor OF the last will and testament
Of said Charles Grardelly deceased, will appear before
the Probate Court of the county Of La Sale and
state of illinois, the County Court House In ottawa,
In said county on Monday the 2lst day Of November,
A. D. 1887 for the purpose Of rendering an account OF
his proceedings in the administration OF said estate Tor
the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this 10Th day of October. 1881.
THEOPHILUS MARSHALL.
ATTEST: HRNRY HELMIG, Executor:
Clerk Probate Court La Sale Co., III. Oct2l-Sw
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One Of the most thrilling sights I have
ever seen was at the race track last Thurs
day afternoon. There were about couple
dozen people standing around in the ampi-
theatre with their overcoats buttoned up,
their collars turned up as high as they would
90. and their hands jammed down into their
pockets. There was no Charles Smith in the
judges box, nobody yelled, Don't come
ahead" and the wind sighed among the
benches. The wheel Of fortune had moved
into the saloon, under shelter, and the boy g
monotonous yell of "Black side' or "Red
side' floated up through the cracks in the
floor, everybody's face looked blue, and the
wind sighed among the benches. The pool
seller had short story to tell; he buttoned
his coat to protect him well, but his nose
was SO cold he couldn't yell, and the wind
sighed among the benches. A little black
urchin that didn't know ran down the
broad track where the cold winds did blow,
and the people all clapped and the judge
hollered "Go 70 and the wind sighed among
the benches.
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Oct IL at the Methodist parsonage by the Rev. D. j.
Holmes. CARL ANDERSON and Miss JOHANNA
PETERSON, both Of Utica.
BY Rev. D. j. Holmes. at the residence Of Mr.. Had
ley, llv jackson St.. Oct. %, Mr.. ARTHUR ROWLEE
and Miss NELLIE GORBET, both OF Utica.
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are the entries and weights /:

As this race is worth winning, the several horses
will be "out for the DUST" and a stirring contest
may 10 expected meeting between Tennessee.
Buckra and Referee wh,n all mean business Will be
a memorable exhibition OF bert0pplng
The famous Warren stud, including five stations.
nineteen mares and nine yearlngs r696), Is TO be
sold by Messrs. Tattersan at Newmarket on septem-
Der % and 60 Among the stations are Vaiour, win,
eleven other stakes, Ethus, son OF Blair Atho!
and Theresa. American breeders might find IL OF
advantage to send Lord Marcus Beresforo 10 Ne"haf
get with a commission
After the Banburg-EsquImau interference case at
Monmouth on Tuesday. colored patron Of the races
was lcard to remark:
De snapper's luck do sho'ly stick to i'm clos'n
de Itch Ef e cain git Oar 40 no %aaer dSes LAY
Silent Eph" snedeker, when asked why he did
not send Esqumau for the Choice Stakes replied Ia
concally: ~ -, ~, ~. h.ob 4.
him surprising everybody by beating Captain "eam"
Browns fast Splinter Stuyvesaht
Judge A. c. Monson, who has beon drinking n the
teray From now to the end OF the ,eaSon nc a,Do
Mr. whes will bask in each others s s ndss Comes co
back improved in health and freed from ,oi zen,
couraged superstition that he Is afc'oo WIN neAr'
disease
Big. toval, sunny. tempered W. S. Barnes, OF inc
Melbourne stable ,do m Snt On he obes to
notoriety I'm that line. His money goes west IL Is
said the larger portion being invested In ST. Louis anu
Chicago. Mr.. Barnes. ike many Oiher o"hcI9, 10
cuniarily interested in more horses than wear ms
colors His crack" two-yearold Is not Galfet, Dut
a former stable companion of that youngster VINO u
now trained and raced on shares by grlm gaunt
vete Of the turf
Foxha Kecne's hardearned victories at Cedarhmrst
on Saturday won him the sobrquet OF Gentleman
snapper" among the select cotee OF Brighton Beacher"
which saw him ride. Mr.. Keene Is vigorous horse
man He is liked by his hackers because lie never
knows when he Is beaten
The shrewd firm of Morris & HARDWOOD gentlemen
Jockeys, Baltimore. Md, United States Of America Is
again at the front While Mr. Morris was bcatlhg tho
amateurs at Cedarhurst on SATURDAY his partner was
giving the professionals o wsCping at Saratoga MT
Morris won with Bar Sinister. Mr. Harwood win
Wheatly.
WHY didn't George Work rie his horses at Cedar
burstf He can give pounds and beating to ten OUT
of a dozen gentlemen riders. Besides he is perfect
Apollo I'm the saddle.
n c. Lorlard's horses Marlborough and Rctributlon
shoud be turned out. Neither i fiji for rough and
kumbIo cross-country work. Harboroughs nasty
cropper at the "brook" due chiefly to lack OF con-
dition. though there considerable bungng I'm the
saddlc
When Mr. McDermott rode past the clubhouse on his
horse FL Mahdi precOcous youngster cried out LOUD
enough TO be heard half furlong:
Oh. papa, that jockey has got on blinkersr'
Doubtless II was the first time the boy had seen
gentleman rider wearing green goggles In race
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NEWS From HE SUBURBS.
VETERANS VISITED BY A CENTENARIAN.
WIDOWED PENsIONER OF TIE WAR OF 1872,
1O1 YEARS OLD. ATTENDS PUBIC DINNER

Danbury Conn. Sunday, nearly 800 members oil
the Seventeenth AssOcaton the heroes VINO uiu
heir part well at the battle of GcttysDuIs assembled
skating rink tle borough centre 10 celebrate
he twenty Nersdy OF their muster Into The nr
states IL being In fact tn ir silver Wedding,
AaOrdnary for observing IL had been a4e
Elegant Invitation cards had been sent out and the I'M
portance OF occasion forth. Many Of those who
ordinarily attended these gatherings were there
Conspicuous them T.. C. LCuns bury Governor
State, who OF the fist in his town, Ridge
field, 10 enlist private ana shoulder a musket
The day had fea OF special significance IN the an
that the would be visited by pen
Mrs Triphenia Bevans age 1Ol.
Her ing absorbed every thought and served 10 de-
tract from the usual interest In routine business. HuT.
edy Officers OF the association chosen ana reports
finance read Just before dinner the real veteran OF
the day. she whose memory went back almost TO the RevO
luton stepped from hack which had been sent for her
entered the building AS she moved toward The place
prepared Tor her cheers were given followed by hush
soldier rising 10 his feet. Al table Mrs BeNans
talked and laughed, but ate sparingly In his after
dinner address the Governor spoke OF the special honor
which the Of laden with the weight OF years
conferred General w. H. Noble aud many others did the
Mrs Beyans then took the hand and spoke cheer
ing word every veteran In the ROOM The aged woman
retired early 10 her home. three miles distant eA-
pressing herself delighted with her visit and the aten
tions shown her.
Mrs Bevans's husband soldier in the Of
1872 and she draws pension account Of that service
lie years her senior and died twentyone years
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The games Tor The week afei
LEAGUE.
Nondap-New.York indianapolis, At Polo Grounds
w.Yorkt Boston Detroit, AZ Boston, philadelphia
PiItsburR at Philadelphia Washinrton va chicago Al
Washington,
Tpesdap-New.York VS.. Indianapolis at Polo Grounds
NewYork Boston Detroit at Boston Phlla Va
Pitlsburg at Philadelphia washington Vs. chicago
~ Washington.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. indianapolis at Polo Grounds
He9.York Philadelphia Va Ptsbnrg, at philadelphia
boston va Detroit nc Boston Washington vs. Chicago NJ
Washington.
Thur,aay-New.York Va Detroit at Polo Grounds, New.
York Boston indianapolis. at Boston Philadelphia -
Chicago, ut Philadelphia Washington Va Pttsburg 81
Washington
trtdas-Now.Yorh "a Detroit at Polo Grounds. New
PitisburR. 81 Washngto
SstSrasy-Nsw.York va Detroit q Polo orsunda New.
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A SECRET REVEALED.
Prominent Paris Core spondent Describes the Furore
Occasloned by a French Scientific Discovery. .
fExtract from Herald Correspondent

PARIS, Aug 1851
The usual summer exodus from this brilliant city does no
seem greatly affect lie OF thu town Paris without life
would be like diamond without sparkle Men, women and
children seem to overnowing with animal Spirits and
they keep that way nearly while. have often won
dered at this and the other evening discovered It's
cause. had q long and confidential talk WIN Docsor
Ansemier who Is the leading physicians Oh Paris
knowing the people lie said that while their natures a.
buoy ant, he believes the free use Vi luna
I-aroche, which has become almost nasona
elixir accounts great part for their UNIFORM gooo
Doctor Anselmier said he believed hypochondria was
the great cause diseases Men ana women become
de, onden blue lose interest 10 NE ana very y
lose apnee and hope Then OF course they cannot sleep
and very soon sickness comes on rms Is spechy tue
during the hot and accounts for the increase Oh
sickness and death, which always occur IN every country
Now Quna Laroche according TO Dr. Ansehher prevents
hypochopdra by Instantly toning the system and keeping
AZ pitch rs long as IL - useu. nc haneu
Several instances which had come under his
notably one OF young girl who was troubled WIN haliu
TOOK three small daily OF Quina Laroehe and y en-
reIv cnred lie mentioned the case or man iorty
Ave wears old debated and generally run down.
and who Is to-day OF the active and vigorous men OF
This civ found that the Doctors opinion was amply
confirmed by such eminent Doctors Veillard, Rga
DelcIoIx and fact the leading physicians OF fafis
and that Ouna Is being used In every hosph IN
the city. As this very remarkable preparation Is being
rominent and dealers In the best foreign
aratIops predict noticeable Increase in the life and
yieor OF Americans within the next year.
one thing more While the French are Dright ana ma
and adjoining latest scientific discoveries Hence IL
was some time before they learned the real merits OF the
discovery have above referred 10. while In America nm
positive that Its will be instantaneous ana UNIVERSAL
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ATHLETIC GAMES FOR THIS WEEK.

The present will a busy for tho athletes,
professional There several meetings
card Wednesday the Iron Moulders OF Brooklyn
will have their game. at SchutzeD Park In third ave On
Thursday the New. YORK Calcdonian Clue Will have us
at Joness wood ON Saturday the hrst professional
that has be'n held In four years Will
come on all part, Of tho United states
Will gather at the Brooklyn Athletic Associations ground
ana compete for prizes to the amount OF 81 900.
the day the Manhattan Athletic. Nassau Athletic
Athletic clubs Will send teams 10 fenresent
the Cape Nav, and the Scottish
club jersey CITY will hold games at CALIFORNIAN Park
benefit foe Jack McMa.ters the veteran trainer
is being will take place the Brooklyn
Hasebau grounds month.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Castle Garden inquiry, Custom House, o 80 a. m.
Insane Charles Menhard hearing supreme Court
william Purb's case IOmbs Police Court.
Arragnment OF stephen llanley for mutny before u D.
Commissioner Grinith, noon.
Baseball New York indianaro Polo Grounds, p m.
Cruise Of fonkers Yacht Club Hudson River
Rlne practice OF the list Regiment, Creedmoor.
Hungarian festival, Washington Park.
II. Gables case before Manhattan Athletic Club Board
OF Management.
Travellers Protective Union, Morton House p. m.
Reunion Of Company q, 14th Regiment, at the arnory,
Brooklyn.
Meeting OF the Shoe Finshers' Association, No. AS
Pearlst., 80 y.
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INCOMING STEAMERS
Y
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. .........sUNDAY. AUG. %. 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer Crystal (Br stannard Leh Aug TO- Dundee 49,
with mdse and ~ passengers 10 simpson, spence YOUNG
steamer zaandam tp,ch der Zoe Amsterdam Aug 49,
mdse and 1924 passenger. to Ianch Edge Co. "a III,
ms.s S asnes CO.. Arrived at the Bar at
,n o s
steamer Colorado Daniels Mobile SD days with mdse and
Steamer Caroline Miller Miller Royal days. with
mdse 10 Me- adm Bros. n,.,., c,,u pain, .,,
SsroR with mase and passengers to Old
Seneca wass MsTP9It swp ama f0'
steamer Herman Winter Hallett Boston. with mdse~
ship Doris eer Brun Bremen As days. with mdse to or
der vessel to Thee Ringer Co c.,or,,. a.. a,v, with
mdse to order; vessel TO Vernon II Brown Co ,..
Ss Rand sRSSTr Sne say.
Brig lei Dorado Br Marin Aracau a days. with sugar
to sTT v.n"s Mf et Bas AZ days. with sugar
Brig paysGs Foster Port Spain il days with sugar to
5Hsn En s ssy y co lumber to
lumber ts to csaso Talbot
With u lsHya Hs 70 cnase talbot Coz
sUNsEr-At Sandy Hook. wind light. N, clear. AZ
City Island wind light, N, clear.
Arrived Yesterday
U%ba ;, B S snG ,n ,:sDS Aug se
non II Brown co. Arrived At the bar at l0Sopmo
mass and s dc Bebian Arrived the
Bar at IL ~ pm.
~ - SAILED.
Steamers Taorriina. for Hamburg Minister Mayback.
Bremen; dc ConDck, Antwerp Chateau Margaux, Bor
deaux Columbia Mediterranean portsi City OF Savannah.
Savannah. Helvetia, London.
Ship Titan, for Hong Kong
BELOW.
Bark Thomas Perry (of Yarmouth. Ns) Hilton. Iloilo
Mich 10. - - -
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice horsby given that about Sent TO- 1887 there
viii sounded thick and ioggy weather at the Fourteen.
net giving seconds duration 81 intervals Of 20 SEQ
onds instead OF the bell runR by baud now In use
lily order Of tho Lighthouse Board
SfHPIIEN ROWAN, Woe Admiral USN. Chairman
Washington, DC. Aug. ~. lkS7.
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York. Boston Inaanapols at Boston PhiIadel,phs vs.
CHICAGO. at Philadelphia Washington vs. f'SOufs' ~
Washington
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
sonday-.st Louis VS. Br?oEyn at 81 Loui' Lousville
Metropolitan AZ Louisville Cincinnati Us, A'h'e''' AZ
TSSsdog-st Louis vs. BrooEyn at 81 Louis Louisville
Metropolitan LOusville cnenna, vs. Athlete at
WsdnSiiGy-st. Loui,ys Brooklyn at 81 Louis, h I
VIE Metropolitan al Lop nsior. at Cleveland
ThuTsdag Baltimore vs. Cleveland al balunorc parr
n1ooygD sl1opoan w. ST. Loa. at St. George Staten
Island Athletic vs. cincinnati at phaaeG .Sn,ton Park
nTooEyn vs. 81 LSns s SsGr Baors
Cleveland, at Baltimore
GAMES IN THE WEST.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 2a-rhe cncinnatis were utterly un'
able to hit Riroy to-day and lost the game SOLELY through
that pitched great game at least three OF the
eight hits being scratches Greenwoods p,;e Enh
prhsrs objected Fersusons decisions on balls aud
strikes. The
e cGsln SSins,L.......-..:.:..iO I
81 B@Gr ssf 2 K hF'cn'nna
ST LOUIS Aug 2s-The had another walk over to-
DAY defei ting tko Metropotans with When wedman
wa, b4ttsd hit hard the home team punching their
sysfy eor caruin:T, was s..l, ,s S1
ported BY oe GSmssy' timely hitting and s.pSfe Ssss
u ans Tnn1inr catches BY Jones and Roseman
notable features OF the game The score was
M n Q i
Bas.hits-st Loui-. 10; metropolitan. 10. Etrors-st
Louis. MslroPohtan, y Ptehers-Carn'her' anu "'ea
LOUISVILLE Aug. 2s-Ths Louisves and BROOKLYN. en-
gagged in a day, the latter team securing
Fall. City the rat inning 20 the hn'h Of the
pounded Porter In great style The score VAS
Louisville .-...............'...,9 i .
Basehn,-LouIsyie 20 nrooklvn. ~ Erors-L2ulsyle'
g Brookyn g. rtehers-Heeksr aud Porter Umpire
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CRICKET MATCHES To BE PLAYED.

The annual OF the Manhattan Cricket Club OF Brook
Ign to play tho match against tho NewHaven
crcketers will be made Wednesday On saturday tho
local clubs MsrOpolta Rvorsle Cosmopolitan and sOlno
BROOKLYN clubs viii have matches In Central and Prospect
Parks On the day the o. L. CLUB OF Newsrk Of
which Mr. Clark part owner OF the Scotch yacht IMste
president Will play the Alma Club Of I'll. same city Al the
made for tho proposed tour OF the
Staten Island Club through Canada and the West Indies
will start for canada september II anu Tor the
West Indies December ~.
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STATEN ISLAND.

The Staten Island Scheutzen Corps Captain Frederick
Sacnsnn will hold their annual picnic sharp shooting
Halls Clifton Park today.
The soop Chess reported having been stolen
Friday anchorage Princeton fou nd
night fishermen drifting OF SANDY
Hook She had dragged her anchor in the heavy winds
which prevailed on Friday hight.
sTAPLKToN--The yovcn smallpox patients from No. 1879
Canal ST. Saturday night the pest
house. House which IA isolated place In
Norhed The house whero tho disease was frat discovered
fumgated No further sprea OF the disease
reported 1t probable that OF the patients
w
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

The yearly meetings for the election OF school trustees In
different OF Weschest-r County takes psco TO-
morrow evening Lavna H. Horton Is running against Ed
win Studwe the present trustee In school district No
of the town OF Rye with every assurance OF success
TARRYTowSA special election called september IL
IN water the Will Of the
PAYERS as expressed recent special election. approving
village for the Introduction OF
water supply The Pocantco River, or other outlying
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Breroort House-The Duke OF Marlborough and Colonel
Carnac OF England, aud Count Saa OF France Windsor
Hoe-Ihe Dysart, England. and Professor Men
del OF Berlin ....tth Avenue Hotei-H seton Kari NJ II
England; Potter Palmer OF Chicago. and Henry W. OH
h OF Plttsburg Erereu HsuseIhs Rev Or Joseph
Parker OF Hotel BrunsCiek-Count BraZza ot
James Hotet-J X Emmett OF Albany ..Buek-
iHgham HOtel-W gton Il. ConnoE
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American Association loses much OF ITS interest
long taken by the 81 Louis CLUB Tho leaders
and already 10 have disanced the other
teams. The Louisville and Cincinnati cubs arc having
place either team the do
sired position. The brooklyn ana Metropolitan clubs win
game frequently enough to prevent people from forget
ting III such clubs try 10 baseball this neigh
borhOod. Tie record 10 az follows:
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NAUYOONa

Tho infant son OF John Bitch, Of No 90 Noble-st,
got hold Of bottle Of carbOlc acid which had been
ton OF the contents on saturday night. Medical as
sistance was procured and every possible effort made
TO counterfeit the object OF the poison but without
avail and he died at an early hour yesterday NOM
ing.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

ouEESsrowS, Aug 28-saed, steamers servia !brL Ma.
Kay and Wisconsin OBI. Bentley from Liverpool hence for
EowYork. o,,- ~
AvoSNourI, Aug 27-Arrivsd steamer Olympia tBr.
ANTWERP. Aug 97-Arivcd. steamer Hermann tBels).
Meyer. from New.York
HAvlsA Aug 27sailsd steamer CITY Of Alexandria Roy
polds, for NsW'yeEk.
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clubs continue 70 hold their against their
rivals and yet two western clubs hold nst and
the championship In the series
date the Eastern clubs have 10
TO Western mines The Philadelphia
club the East with twenty three victories a"d TWEEN
y.three The Detroit Chicago clubs have done
the for tho West each Winning thirtyt~o and
The record OF the East against tie
NVe.f ndy(rer IN IL AZ
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HAD MAYOR GLEASON ANY JURISDICTION

The action OF Mayor Gleason in fnng the prisoners
Keaney's pool rooms saturday causing much
adverse comment In Long island City. To-day an appl
cation made Supreme Court Judge 20 set aside
the whole proceedings and the time obtain
iud opinion validity OF Mavor Glcason's claim
act committing magistrate under the Penal Code or
Of
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CARRIER PIGEONS FLY A SLOW RACE.

The second carrier on the programme OF the
Club OF Brooklyn took place yesterday The start
male from Reading Penn. at s3! A. M Nineteen ords
competed. The winners l.. W. SpangehTs Queen
Anne 1918 miles hours All II minutes: IL .
Michels Mary NJ made 1882 miles in hours 22o min
and Benjamin Bsrrys Big Four who made 1854 miles
hours AMI 70 The next race Will take place
4 Sunday.
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NEW.YORR CITY.

An unknown man. age about twenty-six, was found
yesterday at No. go William-st and
taken to the Chambers Street Hospital where he after
ward died.